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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from the Woman’s Page discusses kitchen tips on thickening with various measures and preparations for string beans. It describes boiling, trimming, and serving techniques and includes a recipe style note with orange slices, sugar, and a cornstarch pudding with whipped cream topping.
A description of an amethyst poplin gown details a bodice with braid trim and white collar, accented by a darker shade and a waist belt. The piece features a broader waist, an accordion pleated hem, and ribbons. Also noted are washable gaiters in matching or dyed colors for summer wear.
The article discusses fine shades in dress and the care needed to express taste through woven garments and skilled dressmaking. It notes how exact notes between style elements require effort and the right boot, glove, hat, collar, cravat, veil, and overall wear to achieve true chic beyond mere costume choice.
A Norwegian Independence Day event at Odeonhall drew Loyal Americans of Norwegian birth and descent to hear Dr Olson speak. The crowd praised Woodrow Wilson's ideals and urged civic unity with the United States.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a midnight gathering, a revolution and a committee authorized to plan a splendid celebration. The group aims to elect a Burgrus lark to oversee next year’s celebration, with officers and assistants named.
An old advertisement promotes a product named Sargel claiming to convert meals into rich nutrition that increases fat and muscle. It touts natural weight gain of ten to twenty five pounds per month with no mechanical effort, guarantees money back, and cautions use for those unwilling to gain at least ten pounds.
A May 18 notice from County Assessor Arthat Hl Parsona states Balt Lake County will mobilize more men for military service this year. The census indicates about 12 000 men eligible for service in the county, with 5400 listed as subject to call in 1940. Authorities believe many names were overlooked and that the census completion is nearing.
A fragmented OCR note discusses steel pipe for the Canyon water line and related materials, with scattered references to suppliers, testing, and installation specifics. The text is garbled but preserves mentions of pipes, fittings, and project references amid unclear phrases and nonstandard terms.
Selma Ashton, a heiress, confronts a brutal choice as a financier named Dwight pressures her toward a hidden commitment. Mrs Pressley, loyal to Selma, guards the girl while the tangled web of deceit unfolds with the Titan Ship Company looming as a backdrop. The scene ends with a moral collision and tomorrow’s cliffhanger.
Fragmentary text fragment references Verelich Dobstus and Hitlan with scattered phrases about ALFALFA and local areas. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable portions.
A young girl, 14, pounds a robber, kicking him through a window during an attempted theft. Neatly described in terse, period-appropriate language, the incident highlights swift courage by a minor defending herself against a criminal action.
Miss Marybelle Kraft awoke to a burglar attempting entry through her window. She kicked him as he hung halfway inside, sending him to the ground. She alerted police but found no trace of the intruder and remained vigilant as stores nearby close at night.
May 18 Salt Lake The Wolstenholme closing law faces a habeas corpus challenge before the Supreme Court. The case of Jaye Hersone arrested for violations argues the act closes mercantile and commercial activity at 10 o'clock each evening. Hearings set for next Saturday.
Reports from El Paso dated May 18 describe a German airman believed to be the Sane aviator wandering near San Luis Potosi in a state of delirium due to thirst. Earlier, this aviator reportedly engaged in an adventure when his aircraft was struck by a shell from Villa artillery, with Frederick Rannie identified in the chaotic wake of the incident.
Antonio Vill, father of General Mranolean Villa, died from wounds after a brawl in Chilushua City. Several others were killed or wounded. The fight began when Villa attempted to threaten soldiers in the Chihuahua state capital. Advices from Juarez report no political significance.
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